Jayhawkers Ready for Nebraska Clash at Lincoln
Kansas coaches and players wrap up a long chalk talk and practice as they brace for the forty annual meeting with Nebraska at Lincoln. Injuries nudge two players from scrimmage while Harris directs the yearling kicks. Sauer named Nebraska captain for the game with officials listed.
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New Grinnell clash to hear Haskell’s new tom tom
Grinnell hosts Armistice Day intersectional showdown with Haskell Indian College as a larger beaded kettle drum, crafted by Pottawatomie Indians near Mayetta, is dedicated at stadium ceremonies. Echoes of past signals spark fan controversy during autumn contests.
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Cashman brothers railroading veterans honored in era
John, David and Maurice Cashman form three generations of Pennsylvania Railroad engineers with 210 years of service. The two retired brothers live in St Marys, Pa, while Maurice, 64, remains on duty in Erie. Their father Michael served 40 years in the same division, and David’s son William works in Pittsburgh. Meanwhile the Andrew Jackson birthplace dispute ends with monuments in two states. Tomorrow: The Orphan of the High Seas.
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Jayhawkers Face Huskers In Armistice Battle at Lincoln
The Kansas Jayhawkers travel to Lincoln to clash with Nebraska on Armistice Day in a long standing rivalry. Nebraska holds a 28 game to nine lead in 39 meetings and has outscored Kansas 580 to 229. Ad Lindsey at KU once captained the last KU victory over Nebraska in 1916.
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Notre Dame Football Crisis Spurs National Debate
A Louisville reader voices support for Notre Dame’s winning tradition and criticizes anti championship funding. The piece surveys the Irish system’s influence on major colleges, noting past glory, current struggles, and a potential 1934 comeback under Jesse Harper as a robust national discussion unfolds.
PUNTS AND PASSES Highlights From College Football
Harvard Yale game interest centers on Edward Waters who travels from Cambridge. Princeton enters its season finale with an unbeaten run led by sophomores. Northwestern coach Dick Hanley plans fumbl eavoidance lectures as fumbles hamper the Wildcats. Holy Cross Buzz Harvey stands as a top scoring lineman with 19 points. Georgia’s Cy Grant leads in Southeast scoring and kicking, averaging 53 yards per kick in Georgia's first four games.
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Buzz) Harvey
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Native bobwhite quail hatchery to begin in Pennsylvania
Pratt November 7 the state fish and game department will start propagating native bobwhite quail under a new hatchery near Pittsburg. W G Strong, fish and game warden, has hired J Deywie as breeder supervisor. Eggs will be collected weekly and incubated with electrical incubators for about 23 days. 1265 breeder pairs will begin in individual pens, with birds released at eight to ten weeks to restock depleted quail coverts statewide.
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Missouri and Kansas End Week With Defensive Shifts
Missouri coaches shift Clarence Harris to right tackle as they bolster the right side for the Oklahoma game and prep for aerial attacks. Kansas State plans to start Wertzberger at tackle while Dan Blaine remains out. Ed Schafroth is named captain for the Wildcat game amid scrimmages and practice.
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Creighton Loses Collin and Gibbons for Season
Creighton University announces that captain and star halfback Conrad Corny Collin from Huron and reserve quarterback Joe Gibbons from St. Marys Kan are out for the season due to knee injuries. Both have turned in their uniforms after exhaustive exams showed no improvement. In other news, Creighton signs a two year football contract with Rice Institute of Houston. The 1934 game will be in Omaha and the 1933 game in Houston.
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Believes He Made It Touchdown Claim Grows
Clair Bishop 161 pounds Nebraska guard says he should receive $25 from his father for a touchdown he claims to have scored in the Missoum game at Columbia. He asserts George Sauer fumbled and he recovered, and has asked Referee Lea Edmonds to determine who gets credit for the score.
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Krause Named One Day Captain For Notre Dame Ramblers
Ed Krause, famed tackle and near unanimous choice for Notre Dame 1933 captain, was named captain for the day by coach Heardy Anderson. The plan singles Krause to lead the Ramblers against undefeated Purdue in a last ditch effort to rally the squad.
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Oklahoma Deer Hunt Opens With Scarlet Coats Worn
A thousand hunters in Le Flore County Oklahoma join the first legal deer hunt in 11 years. Hunters wore red coats and caps by state edict to avoid being mistaken for game and faced warnings to look twice before firing to protect conservation corps workers.
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Newport Beach Poet Publishes First Book at 92
Eas B. M. Hampton of Newport Richey Florida published his first book of poems and celebrated his ninety second birthday around the same time.
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Navy to use subs in Army drill week plans
Navy coach Rip Miller announced he will rely on second and third string players for the Columbia and Princeton games to save his top unit for the Army clash on November 25. He says the Navy must protect its players rather than exhaust them before the Army game, despite predicting a tough test against Columbia and Princeton.
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Mrs McCreight Wins Hillview Women’s Championship
Mrs. Charles McCreight defeated Miss Irma Spangler 4 and 3 in the finals of the women’s tournament at Hillview making her the first woman champion at Hill View. The final ladies day of the fall gerson was held at Hill View.
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Valley Chapel Social Rolls Through Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs John Banks and Mr and Mrs Neal Banks visited near Oskaloosa at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Boyd and Mr and Mrs Roy Puckett and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Deay near Pleasant Grove. Robert Wilson Maurice Knott Mr Tuckle and sons drove cattle home from the Griffith pasture Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Neal Banks spent Tuesday at Centropolis with her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Gray.
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